Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Hoping Tax Plan Could Be Difference in 2018
“People are going to be surprised at the impact,” Jared Walczak, senior policy analyst at the conservative-leaning Tax Foundation, said in a recent interview.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Some GOP Senate Candidates Follow Party’s Evolution on Moore
to terms with the fact that Moore is going to be on the ballot Tuesday and the Senate will have to seat him if he wins.
Politics · 115th Congress
White House Mum on Trump Accusers, But Not on Media
The president’s top spokeswoman lashed out at the media during a tense briefing Monday. The press corps wanted to know about resurfaced sexual misconduct accusations against the president.
Policy · 115th Congress
Budget Deal Could Bust Caps by $200 Billion
That proposal would have raised the defense limit to $603 billion from the fiscal 2018 cap of $549 billion and increased nondefense to $553 billion from the cap of $516 billion — matching the statutory
Politics · 115th Congress
Can Presidents Obstruct Justice? Republicans and Democrats Say Yes
The members were reacting to Trump lawyer John Dowd’s legal argument in a recent interview with Axios that “the president cannot obstruct justice because he is the chief law enforcement officer under
Politics · 115th Congress
‘Open Season’ on Immigrants as Discretion Fades
The directive all but wipes out the role of discretion, activists say.
Politics · 115th Congress
Moore Absent on the Alabama Senate Campaign Trail
The embattled GOP nominee in the Alabama Senate race has not made a public appearance since Tuesday, though Moore did sit down for an interview on a local Alabama political program.
Politics · 115th Congress
At Odds with NRSC, Montana’s Rosendale Stands by Roy Moore
Montana State Auditor Matt Rosendale said he supports Alabama GOP Senate nominee Roy Moore “until he’s found guilty of a crime” and praised his public service in a Thursday radio interview.
Politics · 115th Congress
Roy Moore Accuser Says She Added Date and Location to Yearbook Note
But she insisted that Moore, who later became the chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, penned the note and his name.
Politics · 115th Congress
Bannon a ‘Specialist’ in Picking Loser Senate Candidates, McConnell Says
The Kentucky Republican declined to call Bannon by name in a Wednesday morning interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt.
Politics · 115th Congress
North Carolina Philanthropist Challenging Ted Budd in 13th District
Manning called herself a “business-oriented moderate” in an interview with the (Greensboro) News & Record announcing her campaign.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump’s Jerusalem Decision Called ‘Provocative,’ Counterproductive
But the elephant in the geopolitical room still dominated the scene: Trump’s decision to buck the advice of America’s closest Muslim allies — including Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas — and make the
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Power Play in Hurricane-Ravaged Puerto Rico
of the recovery efforts with the Army Corps of Engineers offered his blunt assessment of the damage.
Politics · 115th Congress
As Crunch Time Approaches, More Rumbling About Trump Behavior
“And when you have the prime minister [of the United Kingdom], who is the leader of the Conservative Party in Great Britain, calling out the president of the United States.
Politics · 115th Congress
Conyers Supporters Rallying in Detroit
The rally will be held at Adams Church in Detroit, the Detroit News reported.
Politics · 115th Congress
Victorious McConnell Praises GOP Team Effort on Taxes
[GOP Talk Package Enters Final Stage With Senate Passage] McConnell said in an interview with Roll Call that both the process used within the Republican Conference and the general interest among
Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Tax Package Enters Final Stretch With Senate Passage
The Senate early Saturday voted 51-49 to pass the GOP tax code overhaul, setting up the last stage of the tax debate: high-stakes talks between House and Senate Republicans to write a compromise measure
Politics · 115th Congress
Photos of the Week: Tax Bill and Sexual Harassment Allegations Dominate on the Hill
John Curtis, R-Utah, talks about his sock collection during an interview in his Rayburn Building office on Monday. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)Sen.
Who Is Running the Mysterious PAC Supporting Roy Moore?
The Nov. 20 email listed the Lexington address at the bottom, while the Nov. 13 and 16 emails, and the most recent Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 ones, didn’t include a mailing address.
Politics · 115th Congress
Office of Compliance Releases Settlement Money Details
The OOC did not name any parties in the settlements, but Politico reported the $84,000 sexual harassment settlement was for a claim against Texas GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold.